Peabody High School - Warrior Yearbook (Peabody, KS)

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During their lunch period, Cheryl Perrote, Jill Knust, Tina Hilliard and Lucille Carson take time to discuss the latest news and to catch up on the gossip. Hoping the opposing team can not return it, Lucille Carson serves the ball. As winter crept in, the twenty-nine-year-old boil- er crept out. The board made bids at the begin- ning of the year and the new one was in opera- tion on December 1. 4

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Remodeling the office was one of the improve- zell checks to make certain necessary wires are ments made at the school. Custodian Jack Brun- in the proper place to hook the lights up. The Round-Up and Ferris Wheel are two of the many rides at the State Fair. Many of the stu- dents go to see the interesting things and the band marches in the parade. New windows enhanced the appearance of the school and lowered heating costs. This picture compares the old windows, yet to be replaced on the top floor, with the new. 3

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For Homecoming the Creative Cook- ing class made cakes for the school lunch. Andra Shank and Brice Foth decorate the cake they made. CLASSES: Seniors: Page 6-9 Graduation: Page 10-11 Senior Trip: Page 12 Juniors: Page 13-15 Sophomores: Page 16-19 Freshmen: Page 19-21 Faculty: Page 22-23 PHS Office: Page 24 Central Office: Page 25 Board Of Education: Page 25 Staff: Page 26 COMING IN 1ST CLASSES In Ceramics class Karen Kerns makes the base and bottom lay- er of her coil pot. Altogether, she has macj twenty different projects ranging from mugs and bowls made on the wheel to Christmas ornaments and faces made by hand. After receiving their yearbooks, John Brunzell and Dan Schmidt sit down to take a look inside their books and to discuss what they see. 5